Mariluce Moura

Nestor Reis Filho

Nestor Goulart Reis Filho: Interpreting Urban Evolution, from Buildings to Cities

Architect talks about gold mining in Sao Paulo

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Vanderlan Bolzani

Vanderlan da Silva Bolzani: The chemistry of natural products

Research seeks international cooperation and investigates molecules

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Walter Colli

Walter Colli: The art of being a scientist in Brazil

Rarefied scientific environment slows development of discoveries

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The Coup – Beyond the Images

Hypotheses form the knowledge of the history of the Brazilian dictatorship

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Ecléa Bosi

Ecléa Bosi: Sensitive narratives about vulnerable groups

USP's emeritus professor talks about social psychology

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Ernst Hamburger

Ernst Hamburger: A courageous São Paulo citizen

USP professor on physics, education and science communication

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SOCIOLOGY

Innovation for scientists

Institutional changes have strengthened science in Brazil

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Cardiovascular Diseases

Dancing genes

Dancing genes

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INTERVIEW

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to society

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to society

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Interview

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger: The master of high blood pressure

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger: The master of high blood pressure

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Muniz Sodré

Muniz Sodré: The way of life of the media

The way of life of the media

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José Marques de Melo

José Marques de Melo: Social Sciences’ Poor Cousin

An talk about the difficulties of constituting the field of communication

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Science Journalism

Stories to Tell

Documents helps reconstruct the path of the spread of science in Brazil

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Marco Antonio Zago

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to Society

Marco Antonio Zago: Connecting to Society

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anthropology

The Invention of Brasilian Indians

Analysis dismantles the notion of anthropologists as translators

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Cardiovascular Diseases

Dancing genes

DNA fragments are capable of explaining the origin of hypertension

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Xylella fastidiosa

Tropical statement

Brazil's genomics is generating scientific production and knowledge

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Eduardo Moacyr Krieger

Eduardo Moacyr Krieger: The master of high blood pressure

Physiologist created a national team for blood pressure research

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Alberto Dines

Alberto Dines: Journalism lessons

One of the most respected and polemic Brazilian journalists

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Luiz Felipe de Alencastro

Luiz Felipe de Alencastro: Brazil’s observer in the South Atlantic

Historian proposes that the Brasil's formation took place outside its borders

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Scientific culture

Elusive readers

The big challenge for the journalists who specialize in science

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Jean-Pierre Changeux

Jean-Pierre Changeux: The biology that underlies consciousness

French neuroscientist seeks to understand life and the human mind

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Flavio Alterthum

Flavio Alterthum: Lessons about Brazil’s ethanol

The co-author of the best-known basic microbiology book in Brazil

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José Mendonça de Barros

José Roberto Mendonça de Barros: São Paulo and the new economic geography

The production of knowledge will cause the state to drive growth in Brazil

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José R. Mendonça de Barros

José Roberto Mendonça de Barros: São Paulo and the new economic geography

Infrastructure and the production of knowledge will drive growth in Brazil

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Anthropology

The invention of Indians in Brazil

Analysis deconstructs the notion of the anthropologist as a translator

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Disseminating information

Diverging paths

Partnership between scientists and journalists are still far apart

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Carlos Nobre

Carlos Nobre: An environmental model for the South

São Paulo may become a major laboratory for knowledge on climate changes

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Variations on a suffocating theme

Asthma may be a group of illnesses instead of just one

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Michel Paty

Michel Paty: A double view of science

The French philosopher and physicist examines future developments of science

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